inclusions

…are stones that are clarity graded VS (very small inclusions) but still “eye clean” to SI (small inclusions) which may very well…

…can reveal clues. Inclusions Sapphires have some characteristic inclusions that can help distinguish them from other natural gems. See the…

…In an SI2 clarity diamond, inclusions will usually have more effect on beauty. Large, numerous, and dark mineral inclusions near the center…

…when you view a diamond that don’t appear to be on the clarity chart. That’s likely because they’re not inclusions, but…

…under CC By 2.0. Other inclusions may be present. Black tourmaline or reddish hematite commonly occur as inclusions in quartz. As long as these…

…Emeralds are Special Cases Balancing Clarity and Price Inclusions and Structural Integrity Cut Symmetry Magnification Compare Similar…

…also sparkle while exhibiting these golden inclusions. Bright gold-colored rutile inclusions make these earrings unique. INSPIRO Delicate…

…flash from clarity enhancement. Photo © gems-inclusions.com. Bubbles Inexperienced gemologists can also misinterpret bubbles as…

…usually have no inclusions visible to the naked eye. Type IIs usually possess inclusions, while Type IIIs almost always do. (Emerald belongs…